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That house is too nice to have that big of a rat problem. Whoever remodeled that house just basically built it to look good and not take the precautions to keep any pest out
Rats will always find a way
Exactly 💯
i was just saying that
Fake
Ong , but rats come for the cheese 🤷🏽♂️
The fact the twins can speak Spanish got them another sub. I’m impressed and he didn’t butcher it.
👍👏🙏😃
agreed - their Spanish is really good for white dudes.
I mean, he did butcher it a lot, but the message was more than clear and he just needs more practice in terms of grammar. Hell definitely sound like a native in no time if he continues practicing!
Give the twins a golden award for their awesome ability to adapt to a demanding market and learning the language. Felicidades and much success.
We lived in a house in the country. There were mice and rats.
We bought our first house (a 100 year old house). It also was prone to unwelcome guests.
We dealt with it for about 6 years...then decided to get a cat. We've had a cat for over a year...and we haven't seen one, NOT ONE unwelcome guest.
Yeah they go looking for easier homes after they see cats
We we have five cats--none of them have ever presented us with a dead rat, so we are baffled that they are in our crawlspace and attic.
Yep. I used to say a dog was a necessity (security) but a cat was a luxury. That was until my cat passed away at 19 of kidney disease and he was so special to me I was not wanting to get another cat for a while. He had been a total badass though, judging by the HUGE roof rat he laid out for me across nearly whole width of my bedroom door frame once. It was so large I thought it must have been the dog but it was so perfectly displayed, un-mangled and not slobbered on, it had to have been the cat despite it being almost the same size! But even though he had barely been able to walk by the time he died, and surely not much of a hunter for at least a good year, it still took about 6 months after his death for the rats in the neighborhood to start having block parties at my house. I had enough when I heard them fighting on the stairs to the basement and when I opened the door to investigate, they didn't even run away but just stared at me like I was the one in THEIR house... Called the exterminator to deal with the bulk of the issue and seal up the ingress holes and the traps did their jobs, but I had to dispatch one with a hammer myself that got stuck on a glue board in the kitchen that was shrieking bloody murder so loud I was afraid it would awaken my boyfriend who is too soft on vermin to handle that. (We would actually rescue any mice off of the glue traps and release them away from the house rather than kill them, but I knew that rat was too much in a panic to help and just put it down before it could try and bite me. The dogs would just whine at them while the rats stole kibble out of their dish, and I decided at that point that a cat was also a necessity and visited the shelter to fill the new job vacancy. I have two now, and occasionally they will present me with gifts or leftovers to show off or compete. One clever rat managed to elude them by only appearing in the open when people were in the way which prompted a humane trap purchase from Amazon, but its only been used for that one.
But evidence of any others I have seen in the last few years has only been what the kitties have left of their trophies now and then. My sweet one apparently likes to eat the heart out of his kills (GROSS.) like the one I found him munching on yesterday in the yard, but then he often barfs it up again since he pretty much just swallows and doesn't chew (GROSS. GROSS). So I try to discourage him from eating them while still expressing my appreciation for the kill and present. He got a big one last night, which was fresh enough to still be warm when I picked up the remains, after he had sampled an arm.. (GROSS GROSS GROSS!!!) But the cats are murderous little things that I am glad are on MY side and haven't needed to call for pest control again. And lovely to cuddle with when they are not murdering things.
I don’t have the stomach for this. You guys totally deserve every cent of whatever you charge.
lol i bet you jump on a chair when you see a mouse
@@johnvalderrama9339 I bet he doesn't goof around above a skylight. I bet these 2 goofs caused a leak at the flashing where they were doing pushups, idiots.
Completely agree along with nurses tough jobs
@@johnvalderrama9339 lmao
I don’t even have a stomach
Wife: "Honey, did you call the twins?"
Me: "yes Dear, they are already here working on the house"
Wife: "ok, what are they working on?"
Me: * stares at the roof from outside * "It looks like chest and triceps, dear"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂! Hilarious
😂😂😂😂but they got the job done 🥳
Lmao
Got me this one 😂😂😂😂😂
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Man, I am so incredibly grateful that there are people who are willing to do this sort of work. I became so claustrophobic just watching them navigate the crawlspace that I had to hold my breath.
Its good you also help others sleep 😃
@@poopookaka2831 Not quite sure I understand, but I hope you're having a good day!
We live in a semi rural area of the UK. We live in an old cottage near to farmland, stables and rivers. We lived here for 17 years before we saw the first rat. They don't bother me as long as they aren't inside the house. We managed to deal with the outside problem by trapping them in a cage and relocating them, I can't say too much because I found out it's illegal to do that. It involved a trip to a local area where I was observed sitting in the car at a huge outside area with my husband whilst I put on my rubber gloves, the rat was in a cage trap in the boot. I can only assume what the other people thought was going on😲🤣. We remained rat free for a while until I started to hear scrabbling in a ground floor roof space. It started up at dusk and I thought it was a bird taking shelter. With the help of our neighbours we figured out it was a rat. We waited for the scrabbling to stop and we put some scrunched up wire into the access point. No more scrabbling. We know when they're around because the dog goes bonkers. No more in the house though! I still have the trap, just in case. The best bait is a big juicy prawn. I tried a piece of Cumberland sausage but it managed to get the sausage without setting the trap door off. It must have been a commando or a member of the SAS. We have removed our bird feeders as they do attract rats. We have real country mice living in a garden wall so we don't want to use poison.
we live also in rural are with 6 chickens. I have 6 snap traps around. In a year i got like 10 rats and around 50 mice. They just never disappear- i get them all the time :))) they are damaging our studio- they are pooping in a awalls, under roof, dig tunnels around and under chicken shed.
I don’t know why I was bored enough to watch this but a damn fine job. Quality over quantity.
Absolutely loved the Spanish!! I speak three languages and am trying to learn a fourth myself. Knowing more than one language definitely opens more doors and creates more opportunities. Good job!
Yeah I’m sure you do buddy sure you do
Spanish is the easiest in my experience..arabic and Chinese was my hardest and Tagalog is my second language....
Isn’t that culture appropriation?
@@MypronounIsKing somebody mad they only speak English.
@@glock1inthetop45 Lmao yeah enraged…
I live in Palm Beach County Florida and kept hearing rats in the walls. I kept telling myself the noise was lizards because they are so common here (lol, i wished). We bought the Victor brand electirc rat trap from home depot($80+). Placed it in the attic and garage and killed around 15 rats according to the app. It lures them, shocks them to death, and then notifies you. Cleaned the 2 car garage from a pretty clean storage room to a garage ONLY for cars and tools. No storage, it is trash and lures bugs and rats. Never heard a tap in the walls again.
This is the best video on rat/mouse hunting I've ever seen... very entertaining! On another note, I blame homebuilders for not including rodent prevention in their building process. They should be plugging every hole around pipes, etc. with metal mesh and foam instead of leaving things open like this. Of course, the reason I'm watching this video is because I've got a mouse visiting my kitchen every night and leaving dropping on and around my stove even though I've cleaned it thoroughly and do so every day. I wish the twins were in my city so I could call them to figure out where the openings are!
Man oh Man...You guys are the absolute bomb!!! The poor homeowner had to go through two other pest control companies to finally find someone who actually knew how to deal with the problem. The degree of professionalism and enthusiasm you guys possess to deal with such a problem is extremely difficult to find. The homeowner got lucky when he found “The Twins”.
We appreciate you taking the time watching our content and providing your honest feedback. 💪💪
@@TwinHomeExperts I see some plastic inserts for the vent stacks or how would you recommend
The inspection before purchase failed this owner.
Ive dealt with two companies that told me the same shit but never do anything to solve the problem. I am basically shit out of luck at this point.
My FOX NOW
Holy smokes! You guys are awesome. You definitely deserve every single penny of what you invoice your customers.
Wow! The number of live rats you found was incredible. That poor family suffered. Thank you for helping them out. I hope the problem is solved. $5,800? I bought a house with mice in it. It took a long time, but I got them out and sealed off the areas where they were getting in. There was a lot of dried mice feces in the ceiling. My parent’s house periodically gets mice. We trap them. Years ago, we poisoned them, but they died within the walls and smelled for years as they dried out.
This team is certainly worthy of every penny they charge to give you peace!!!!
*thetwins&team💜
I don't even have a rat problem and enjoyed this video! I'm on here looking at Plumbing videos and you guys popped up, good job!
That Spanish translation was great! I’m subbing just for that!
I thought the bro was trying to trip him up and then he went Chavo del Ocho on me.
@@BigJyYari my thoughts exactly!
Okayyy your weird
The look on the owner when they found the source was gratefulness.
Now that's how you get to the bottom of a problem! You guys deserve every dollar..
Beautiful house just shows you can have problems w rodents even if its clean
The amount of money itd take to get me into that crawl space, even without rats, IA astronomical
Love your energy loved that Spanish your good and definitely getting better love the videos new subscriber
The twins were great at their job and so nice, and knew just what they were doing!!! Gotta love them and give them their props!!!
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Honestly one of the BEST CHANNELS EVER LOL... I DONT KNOW WHY but I love the work you guys do AND LOVE SEEING YOU GUYS MAKE others happy to live in thier house again
No idea how I stumbled upon this channel and instantly loved the process and how thorough these guys are.
Subscribed
Hi guys, just wanted to say thank you for your posts.
We had rats come in from outside and run across the room, in front of us 9pm. Any how firstly got bait for crawl space. Bait for behind fridge and undersink. They where coming in from outside. Not nesting....
Over the next few days blocked access with expanding foam and wire mesh. All around ....
So far no more rats or mice.
No noise or droppings. The bait not been taken now few a few days to a week now. So great, they've been taking to each other don't go to that place , no food no access
Big thank you from us in the UK 🇬🇧
Had to subscribe once I heard that Spanish translation! These guys know their stuff! Awesome personalities and I love the advice! Keep it up Twins!
They sound so much alike that it's like a guy having a conversation with himself, as a ventriloquist, who's performing himself.
First time watcher, loved the way you guys worked and executed the job!! When you told the customer about your ego, that made me hit the subscribed button!!
Another Bot spotted da fuq
If I was the neighbor watching this I would be laughing so loud that I would come over just to watch you guys
When you found the nest both of you immediately started acting like amateurs 😂😂😂
Wow, you guys are as excellent as they come. You don't treat symptoms, you go right to the cause!
Yes, the ONLY way to permanently solve issues. Appreciate you taking the time to watch.
You guys are so professional wow. It's rare to see people that really care about what they do. Good job.
Gotta be the most wholesome pest control experts out there I love it haha
Amazing, I love seeing experts get the job done.
That is the best method of removing rats I have ever ran across. Great job on the removal from that beautiful home.
So what was the price tag on this?
I have caught over 80 rats alive with a box and some squirrel feed. Rats are a breeze. These guys cleared out a baby nest and are pumped? You can literally pick the babies up by the body. My mother opened a a Christmas box a baby was in and it just yawned.
@@Polarcupcheck rats are very social creatures. Much more friendly that mice. Mice are aggro
@@alireid5874 I wouldn't say all rats are friendly. I have got bit grabbing one by the body with a leather glove on.
@@Polarcupcheck you would bite something 20x bigger than you if it tried to pick you up 😄
Love your energy! cant wait to see more 👍
This is my first time watching you guys. The videos not even over and I already subscribed 🤩
Thanks soooo much Eva! Appreciate your feedback. We have some crazy rat stories coming.
@@TwinHomeExperts oh you are so welcome:). Yall stay safe and God Bless 🙏 ❤
You guys are funny and professional at the same time n I think thats unusual but endearing. Go get'em guys lol
I was yelling out loud in my living room watching this. This is my worst home related fear!!!!
You twins smashed that! That home owner will be pleased
You guys are surely the best at solving rodent problems.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
We work really hard to do so. Thank for watching and sharing.
Big big respect to you'll guy for your work and loving it too 💯👍🏾
Not even gonna lie the price is justifiable because you guys really do a proper job.
What's the price?
Never mind I saw it in the video
THIS WAS THE GREATEST VIDEO EVER LMAO. they were not expecting a nest lmao
Bros, you guys are awesome. Hearts of lions going through the crawl space and behind the walls lol.
I was hysterically laughing watching y’all vacuum up a bunch of rats HAHAHA that was golden love it
I just had an internship in a farm, they also produced seedlings. To produce them they had polystyrol bases to put soil and seeds. When those polystyrol bases are stored, especially the ones with large holes for bigger plants, rats decide do make galleries into the piles and nest there. They use cut leaves and polystyrol debris as materials. They go there because they need heat in winter and they probably feel better there, but also because that's a place near which the company owner stores stale bread for his ducks. So they also have free food. They prefer to stay close to the ground rather than making nests in the upper parts of the piles, but still...
I don't wanna get the polystyrols that weren't destroyed alone, some of those rats are massive
What do you study to where you took a farm internship? Curious, as I study biotech and am weighing options
@@calebcooper2333 basicly we work for an owner, we have a person designed as a tutor, they will teach us various practical things depending on the sector (raising animals, extensive agriculture, horticulture) and sometimes they would show us various burocracy factors like how to register treatments, list client orders. Again it depends on how the person is interested in giving the student a good internship rather than just using him as free working hours.
I had both experiences and honestly I find myself home in the horticulture section also because I had a good internship experience for several years, this farm also has seedling production, hence the styrofoam thing I described.
I'm glad you asked, what do you usually do in biotech? That was a really interesting option for me, I was intrigued by working with plant genetics
@@gabrieleriva_bboykappside I just got my AA, and have about 1 year of courses left for my biotech AS in commynity college then i will move onto my bachelors,masters, PHD at Florida Atlantic University. In biotech, its pretty much dna extracting and analysis/ maybe a little bit of gene editing, a whole lot of chemistry honestly, a little biology, some bioinfomatics, statistics, and tissue culture. I intend to learn gene editing and then proceed for a bachelors in bioengineering, followed by a masters in artificial intelligence, and ideally (fingers crossed), a phD in neuroengineering. Although, i do grow exotic hemp varieties indoors, utilizing high efficiency LEDs and hydroponics. Completely automated, profitable and perpetual setup. Thus, I have been heavily considering growing other veggies indoors for a farm to table approach to business (lettuce varieties, spinach, baby greens all take 1 month to grow). Or, I might just keep my plant experience personal and focus on human biotech... undecided, but weighing entry jobs and internships. Have you already graduated with your bachelors?
I finally got rid of my rats. They were coming in through the weepholes. I bought weephole covers. I bought down spout coves. I cut all trees that went over the house. I put the traps down. After a week or 2. They were all gone. Some were I guess still residing in the home. I covered all the wholes they chewed through with a stainless steel scrubber with foam insulation. They can't get through it lol.
Now I have to clean up all that poop in the attic and then replace the insulation. That will happen sometime in the winter. It's too hot right now. I will call professionals.
That’s awesome to hear!!!
I am so clostraphobic! Can't do it! You guys deserve every penny you get.
yeah could have got wedged in there !
Man this is why these brothers stay fit so they could fit in whatever hole they get in. Solid job 👌
Great job! Thank you for sharing 😊
I'm an inspector out in WA DC and I still have a lot to learn. Love the videos guys
How do you tolerate all the swamp rats in DC?
Yep, like upon finding a nest chock full of rats not to let them start running off like they did in this case. 😂
And they are becoming smarter here😤
It’s all on the neighborhood really doesn’t matter about the structure of the house or who lives there it’s about the sanitation and the upkeep of the property before it’s sold
It's crazy how twins not only look the same but sound the same 😮
I had rats inside my place at the beach. It was the most unsettling feeling.
I found where they were coming in and barricaded the room like it was a cheap production of Les Mis and slept on the couch (in was in the main bedroom).
I could heard them scratching and gnawing at the door even after I would bang at it with a broomstick.
I’m surprised I didn’t burn the whole place down.
I felt like the whole place was invaded and dirty and even after completely getting rid of them. Covering the access points both inside and out, I’m still wary when I’ve been away for a while.
It’s been almost a year.
That feeling doesn’t leave.
I wasn’t the only one in the neighborhood with a problem either, it was just a bad year for them coming inside to nest.
Gross!
Worth every penny to have someone who knows what they’re doing to take care of the problem! They had amazing tricks and knowledge. Plus big balls.
Man you guys are awesome! And you are right, most pest control folks aren't licensed to open up walls, do plumbing, etc etc... and have to refer another contractor or handyman which in the end can cost more. Great job you guys and hopefully you guys expand all over CA.
Right on! Again, appreciate you watching and taking the time to offer feeeback.
@@TwinHomeExperts please do something with Shawn woods from mousetrap Monday
I love your work!!
First time i watch an episode of you twins. Amazing , entertaining and you definitely got a new follower Gracias 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you 🙏 Thank you 🙏
Geez! You guys are amazing. Love your tenacity and determination. I only wish you guys were on the East Coast.
Thanks Tony! We do get a lot of requests for east coast. Wish we can find someone that we can team up to handle east coast. We have reached out to a few pest control Co but they don’t have any interest.
@@TwinHomeExperts awesome l wish in Chicago will have another pair of twins like you guys!!!
These twins are super G. God bless’em! Hella funny bro 😂😂😂😂
Unreal!!!........man you guys do awesome work!!
This seems like an awesome job, However, This guy definitely takes pride in his work, Great Job!
The vacuuming of the 🐀 was the best scene! Wow didn't think you could do that lol
Spanish speaking and super thorough! Great job guys!
OMG! I was freaking OUT the entire time I watched this video, but i couldn't stop watching! 😂🤣😭
when you open up the walls try making the cuts in the drywall at an angle. That way the piece you remove then can be reinstalled just using a coat of mud along the saw joints. By varying the thickness of the mud, you can get the removed piece flush with the wall.
Nice nice. Easy reinstall of the drywall. After a 5800 dollar bill, I'm trying to save every penny I can.
That’s a great idea. I think.
That's what I always do, it can work really well af times
That’s a stupid piece of advice. The whole wall should have been exposed to begin with.
This might be the best commercial for your skill and service you could make. I wish you were here in Utah.
We’re in Utah. We service the Salt Lake City and wasatch area. Live in Utah too.
Great work guys!
Absolutely gorgeous home. The twins saved it.
I love watching ur videos. Its like watching a series in netflix. U guys are amazing!!! Stay healthy and safe!!
Full metal! We’re driving up north, I’m reading this to my bro. You made our day! 🙏
We have some crazy stories coming your way.
@@TwinHomeExperts i just subscribed to ur channel. I cant imagine doing what u guys are doing. Let me tell you, ur videos make my skin crawl sometimes, but its satisfying at the same time!!
The Rat Patrol saves the day .... AGAIN ! You guys are just BADASS !
Thanks Alex! We appreciate you following us and your support.
@@TwinHomeExperts ya man .... My neighbor gonna call you guys on Monday ! She's freaking out about rats carrying covid !!
10 months ago I came cross this video and this was the first one that got me to subscribe to you guys and since then love it
Fellow twin here guys. You did a great job getting rid of that horrible nest 🐀🐭🐀😁
You twins deserve every damn dollar you make and more,this video is unreal finding dead and live ones 🤢That poor couple moving in to that house and having to contend with those rats.
Unfortunately it’s hard to find people that care about the problem vs a quick fix
5800 is a rip off
@@PrestigeLoft yep, there was nothing special, everyone can do this job
When they found that nest they acted like it was the first time they’ve ever seen such a thing. Lol “OMG LOOK THERE IT IS OOH AHH OO”
OMG you guys are awesome!!!
I really like the homeowner. Seems like a really good dude. Chill af
I have use them green pellets from the feed store they work pretty good.But i got mad respect for these guys they be on there job.
my goodness!!!! great catch !!!
This is awesome. These Twins are awesome
these guys are efficient holy. right on the nesting spot! impressive
First time watching, awesome how you guys get into everything and don’t back down from any obstacles. But when you saw the nest it definitely looked like you got nervous, letting the big ones run away, could’ve easily grabbed the tail and threw in bag but maybe this was better video. Definitely a subscriber now.!!!
Thanks Bobby! I’m still pissed tht I let those two go! 😡
This won’t happen again :)
Thanks for the Sub!
@@TwinHomeExperts Oh God, they're gonna go have more babies!!!! Bring that neat trap that desolves them over there to get them!!!!
Two guys co3 bb guns.wear safety glasses. I would have used a trident and hot every one of them. There not scared of the dead ones. They were pushing to get on a chair and scream like a girl. Ha Ha Ha too funny .wear leather gauntlet gloves and grab and squeeze. Then throw them in a bag. Sheesh
Of course he let the big ones GO
They're not gonna just throw away ANOTHER PAYDAY
Let them breed n they'll get called back next season
Smart Technique
They missed the most important two😬😭
The best way to rid vermin is to invest in a fresh supply of rat x and decon. Twice a year to be on the safe side. The rat x goes into tray stations dispersed generously throughout garage's, utility rooms etc... and the decon used sparingly goes into pro bait stations. Its important to use at least 3 stations in a residential property. Always keep in mind that glue traps are also ideal and key bc fellow rats or mice will often stumble upon other distressed mice and avoid the habitat all together. Never use snap backs as they are not always efficient in a flawless kill. Do this and you will be free from rodents in as little as 2 weeks. Remember DECON is proven. Even when injested a fairly small amount certain death will usually occur within 24hrs.
And poison the other animals. No thanks
I stumbled upon this channel like a day ago and somehow I find this satisfying
This episode really impressed me 👍🏻
boys this is the time an air riffle and pellets be a great removal tool
The Spanish part was the highlight !!! Keep up the great work 👍👍
Awesome work. We need to deal with a roof rat problem...our renters are about to get the boot. And we'll take a look at your enzyme stuff.... thanks!
You'll deserve every penny.... respect guys 👊🏿👊🏿💯😎
Wow!!!! Excellent find!!!!! This was a a major major rat issue not just a few.
Yes, it was a great find. We truly love solving these issues for homeowners that are at there wits end.
Hey! Thanks for watching & commenting
Fascinating video! Very intensive investigation to the problem, well done!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your profession.
My wife thought in was a lunatic when I caught a mouse with a shop-vac last year. Thanks for the validation. 😜
The city should get a copy of that bill. It's time to show up to board meetings and voice concerns over rat infestation from the sewers! This is so WRONG!!
They get in through the vent pipes in the roof. Stop blaming other people and take care of your own business.
@@nauy Oh look a worm is here
You guys got the goods. I just saw you on a Shawn woods video. You also uncovered some shoddy plumbing work there. You do know what that means.....that’s not all. There will be more, and into the other trades. On another note, doing that drywall repair, a hole is a hole. Your probably better off taking the whole wall out and replacing with one sheet of drywall. Gets the smell out and makes retexturing to match a breeze.
Job well done!
John’ we appreciate this awesome feedback! Yes, on the drywall, especially for people that are very sensitive to allergens, removal and deep sanitization is a must. Cheers!
This was very gratifying!
I've had a rat nightmare for the last year. We've tried traps and Rat-X. Traps=0, Rat-X helped but they're back--probably weren't all gone to begin with but we didn't see or hear anything for several months. You've given me some ideas of things to check and some remedies so thank you so much!
I had a similar experience, though not quite a nightmare it was an intermittent problem for about 5 years. When I bought the house we found evidence of previous infestations and suffered 3 over the next 5 years, each time with about a year between, Pest control companies could not find a definite entry point, only a couple of unlikely ones. They were pretty sure they were getting in via the drains but couldn't find where. so we fitted a rat gaurd in the service chamber, The Nordisk TXX11, Not had any problems since, (two years and counting).
I recently discovered how they were getting in, and even the nest they had built when I ripped out the downstairs shower room. whichever idiot previously renovated this room decided it was a good idea to simply have the 40mm shower drain pipe dangling into an open 110mm floor socket, leaving a nice easy entry point. An adapter to do it properly is about £10, so peanuts really.
@@tonymcfeisty2478 I'm just curious if that space under the house is common in homes in that area. Where I live if you don't have a basement, there is no area to crawl under your house.
EPIC!!! Great job. But the client really should fix the non-rodent problems in the crawl space. You said he reported kitchen drain backing up due to no-fall, that could've been fixed for little more while you were there. And to not disinfect after finding all the evidence and waste? Crazy. Hey Stefan, you really want a happy (healthy) wife? GOTTA DO THE WHOLE JOB, dude!
I totally agree. People are on a tight budget with these unforeseen jobs, especially when they have already spent so much money with other companies. Atleast we stopped the rat infestation.
Great job guys! Definitely deserve whatever you charge!